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It may sound dumb at first, but it rather grew on me as I thought about it: Christ Scholars.

44 yr. old single woman, looking to get involved in a Protestant church (any denomination) in Montour, Columbia, or Northumberland Counties, PA.

Go to any reputable search engine – Google, yahoo, MSN. Enter the word "Church" and the name of the town nearest you. Repeat for other towns near you.

For each one that seems to fit (You don’t sound like you need Pentacostals or holy rollers), write to the web master. Ask how many single men ages 40 – 50 they have who attend regularly. If they answer back with a number, ("4") or a range ("20 -30"), they are honest. If not ("we count who the Holy spirit moves, not their marital status"), they are not. Ask what they do for singles, too. I’d pick the one with the biggest number, to start with. Give it a month or two.

the band even tho ive never heard of them

Its not but some think it is, just to say the have a job in the building.
Its not the same as saving someone.
Just thank you for clean restrooms. You probley never hear that, do you?

If I clean the restrooms in a hospital does that make me a doctor? I don’t get it. It’s just cleaning. Who cares what kind of building it is?

Its not but some think it is, just to say the have a job in the building.
Its not the same as saving someone.
Just thank you for clean restrooms. You probley never hear that, do you?

If I clean the restrooms in a hospital does that make me a doctor? I don’t get it. It’s just cleaning. Who cares what kind of building it is?

Depends…will your ministry be any different than someone elses? If the answer is no – then join their ministry and preach for it.

I need to know what resources I can tap into.

These answers are silly. Talk to the pastor and/or his wife about it. If you see a need, others probably do as well. If your church hierarchy is different, talk to whoever is directly over you (deacon, whatever).

Resources are abundant. At my last church, I was in 2 women’s ministries. Sunday School was a ladies class and Wednesday night was a Mom’s group. Both were great.

There is a movement called "perpetual prayer" – a ministry which has people praying for 24/7. It has been done in ancient times and is still done by some ministries. An example is this one in Kansas City: http://www.ihop.org/, and here is an internet-linked one: http://www.24-7prayer.us/.

Does anyone know of such a ministry in Colorado?

Wherever it is, it isn’t working. Though, on second thought, it does get some of them off of the street.

I think it would be great if all the people of the world just had a huge prayer-off. Get them all in a circle and let them each pray for their god to get rid of all the other people in the circle who pray to a different god. The last person standing could then claim that theirs is the true religion.

That would get them out of the way so the rest of us could live in relative peace and make this a better world.

In Marcos chapter 16 verse 17 says "And this sign will accompany those who believe; in my name they will drive out demons….". If this authority is given to all who believe, why then, there’s a group of people in the church called "ministry of deliverance" who can do it. Sometimes even the God chose specific persons in the church to do this job, but at the same time the bible says that is given to all who believe. That means that such a ministry shouldn’t exist, because the authority is given to all of us.

The Bible says that anyone who calls on the Lord shall be saved. God is no respecter of persons.

Exodus 20:8-11